The Choose Love Movement with Scarlett Lewis: Honoring Rachel's Challenge

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Honoring Rachel's Challenge Listen to Scarlett talk with Darrell Scott, the father of Rachel Joy Scott who tragically lost her life at the Columbine school shooting 21 years ago today. We honor Rachel's challenge by sharing her message of compassion and the work her family continues in her name. Rachel left behind this powerful message, "I HAVE THIS THEORY THAT IF ONE PERSON CAN GO OUT OF THEIR WAY TO SHOW COMPASSION, THEN IT WILL START A CHAIN REACTION OF THE SAME. PEOPLE WILL NEVER KNOW HOW FAR A LITTLE KINDNESS CAN GO." We challenge YOU to Choose Love over fear and start your own chain reaction. Learn more about Rachel's Challenge here: ⁠https://rachelschallenge.org/⁠ We are publishing this episode in loving memory of the precious lives lost from the school shooting at Columbine, CO on April 20, 1999 Learn more About Scarlett here: https://chooselovemovement.org/

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